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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2013
Page
11
The Aiken Standard lists key staff including Ellen Priest as Publisher Tim O Briant as Audience Development Director Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor Dee Taylor as Advertising Director Laura Tiedman as Circulation Manager Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager Ronnie Butler as Production Director.
The quote notes work as dull and unavoidable while idleness offers temporary relief but may threaten continued existence. It reflects a witty critique of labor and leisure from Rose Macaulay, a noted English writer.
North Augusta Public Safety helped 13 families with food and gifts this holiday season and hosted a fall charity golf event. A shoplifting incident on Whiskey Road saw six suspects detained, while Graniteville honors victims of the 2005 train derailment with a memorial on January 4. A Target data breach exposed about 40 million cards, echoing past South Carolina hacks.
The Gallup Purdue project surveys graduates to measure employment, earnings, engagement, well being, community involvement, relationships, and health. It aims to gauge what colleges deliver beyond diplomas and spur improvements, funded by a $2 million Lumina grant.
The column reviews 2013 as a year conservatives learned progressives must wield power briefly to expose government failures. It cites Obamacare debates, court rulings, NSA distrust, and political shifts under Walker and Obama, concluding conservatism favors wary oversight of government power. George Will notes and Krauthammer is on vacation.
Aiken reacts to Phil Robertson and Duck Dynasty noting the impact of his views on society. He condemns Robertson’s warnings about hell and eternity while urging stance on moral issues and religious conviction.
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